Airport CEO role set to evolve with new experience mix by 2035

Airport CEO role set to evolve with new experience mix by 2035
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The responsibilities of airport chief executives are shifting faster than professionals can keep up, according to industry analysis.

Boards are adjusting their shortlists, expecting future CEOs to differ from those in 2015 in both experience and the judgment required, while attempts to import leaders from outside aviation have often fallen short, leading to early departures of several high‑profile appointments; a second pipeline is emerging in Europe as CFOs move into CEO positions.

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